According to the information, investigators also examined the man’s car and apartment in Berlin-Kreuzberg on Tuesday. The accused is to be brought before the investigating judge in Dresden on Wednesday.
DNA evidence of the suspects at the crime scene
In the process, the head of the department responsible for securing DNA evidence at the State Criminal Police Office, Ralf Nixdorf, testified on Tuesday. Accordingly, clear DNA traces could be secured from four of the six accused at the crime scene. In another case, the 52-year-old expert assumed with high probability that the person concerned, like the four others, left a genetic fingerprint behind on the outer wall of Dresden Castle.
Nixdorf also said more than 1,000 DNA samples were evaluated. But not all of them were exploitable. In particular, the tracks in the Green Vault were mostly unusable. Because: The burglars had sprayed with a fire extinguisher.